HAMILTON UNION

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19914, 17 June 1936, Page 13

HAMILTON UNION

MEETING OF MANAGEMENT. Mr A. E. Gibbons presided at the weekly meeting of the management ‘committee of the Hamilton Busoy iFoothail Union at ihe union rooms ‘ last night. ‘ Mr F. Buckingham (Marist Brothers Old Boys) gave notice oi’ motion to Irescind the resolution passed at last meeting imposing a gate charge on all players attending representative matches. It was decided after discussion to seek the opinion or the primary and secondary school authorities regarding a proposal to impose a charge to schoolboys of 3d for admission to Rugby Park. the intention being to augment the funds of the union so that at the appropriate time of the year the school grants could be main—tained and possibly augmented. Sprlga. ' Attention was again drawn to the

itiangerous condition of some players' sprigs, several accidents having occurred last Saturday in senior and lower grade matches through this cause. it was decided to have a sprig linspection to all grades every Saturday. The Referees‘ Association is to be [notified and asked to co—operate with the management committee in maintaining the inspection until the desired cli’ect is attained. Hayes Paddock. Disoustson arose regarding Hayes Paddock and the proposed municipal ugolf links. The chairman pointed out that although the union had in past years spent a considerable sum of money on Hayes Paddock. and had secured as a, result two first-class, all-weather grounds. it; was not rely'ing on this fact to Justify its continued tenure ot‘ the paddock, but on the grounds of having an equitable [use of public reserves. It was point—nll nIl. that ran-‘4» at" H‘. Inn”... "mud-tn

led out that. many of the lower grades were composed of players who had ‘little or no income. and who could not. proVide themselves with‘ grounds. In addition, the primary schools were vitally interested in the continued provision 01‘ sufllcient grounds on which to play the yearlycompetitions. It was decided to communicate with the Borough Council pointing out the moral claims of the union to a continued tenure of Hayes Paddock. Roolstratlona. Subject, to clearance, registratlons were granted R. Barlow and L. Kelly for Franktou seniors and L. 'l‘etzlafl and 5. Kelly for Marist Brothers Old Boys.

J JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD. The Junior Advisory Board at its ‘ weekly meeting decided to accept. the ‘umnauon of the \Valpa. Union to isend its fourth grade represen— Itatives to To Awamutu on July I: to meet the \Vaipa thirds. The fourth grade representatives will be playing also on June 23 against Cambridge third grade representatives as a curtain—raiser to the Camiln'idgc—iimnilton gomcl Representative tixlures are being arrnnged both in Hamilton and away for all grades. .\lessrs 'l‘. Burgcss. \V. 'l‘imms and \V. Alien, with power to add the Old illoys COfli‘il, have been appointed third ‘ grade selectors for the season. it was decided to tiring to the attention of tile nmnagcment commit:lr'v the unsatisfactory condition of llinvnmn Purk,\\'ilirii requires cu;ting. The posts also need padding. SATURDAV’S FIXTURES. HAMILTON DISTRIII'I‘ GAMES. 'l‘hr draw for tho seventh Sel‘it‘s 01' Illillll‘h in im pinyin] in tin- iimniiioll :lihil‘if‘i intct'wlulvuniun i'lrlllllCiiliUll is us‘ I'nl]u\\s:—~ N'tlinl' Mitt inns \'. ’l‘u Awumutu. NIL i, itnyll) l’ut'ii, “2.350 Inn. (Mr isl‘lliiJl‘);‘l'i‘l'llllii‘ill Hill thus \'. Maris]. Nu. ‘.’, iilluil} Park. 2;!" pint AII' itlul'lc't' : limut‘s \. 'l‘ulmil'i I’lnsi. ill ['l' :\\\.tllliiill: 'l'Jluliri \\l'>t \. l"l'.il|I\lUIl, izll X::li'll:|\\'.|||i.l. } .luninl'. i’lnmlxlun \'. ix'ummll, {liliulmli lii'rJliHl |:u.:|\:n*.l \'. 'i'A'x'itllil'ui HM |:u_\\. Itlmlxlim :lwi’uuli: 'i'v Kw .\ximi \, “iii i'mht ‘i'v l\'n\\|mi, ‘.' p.m. ' \li' i‘ii'l'iil : |i.ni\\.|) \i lli:.'l| Si‘llnmi. .\w, I, llim‘lmm i'.ti'|\. '.’ p.m. (.\it' "I'lhli'lll‘ : i.i|,\ \'_ Hun-rs. \\il.ll:|\\i|:|lil. 1‘11?» p.m. Hit- lilil':‘l'.~\ ; .\i,|t'i~i, .n H’x". I 'llm'li amm- 'l'i'l‘illlil'Ji HM In.» \, «My \uv 1:, Hush} Imrix. I.:m |u..||, \ir' lilliv‘l'snn : i"l'.mi\iuil \. lei Hrq‘g _\'u_ 1, Much} i’nrlh I p.m. .\ir .\intlill‘\\s : 'i'r'n‘hniv‘ni .\‘vhnml. n law, i Fourth grade—Lilly v. ’l‘culmicaii

Old Boys, No. 2, Bushy Park. 1 p.m. (Mr Haynes); Frankion a bye. Intermediate grade—Technical B V. High School B, High School. 1.30 p.m. (Mi- Dickey); High School A v. .\larist. No. 2, llinemon Park. 1.30 p.m. (Mr Johnson); Technical A v. High School C. No. 3,‘ Hinemoa Park, 1.30 p.m. (.\li- Dunkley). Juniors.—-—TeChnical A v. High School B, No. 1. Hinemoa Park. 10 a.m.; Technical B v. Marisi. No. 2. Hinemoa Park. 10 a.m.; High School A v. Primary Schools. .\'o. 3, iiinemoa Park, 10 am. June 23 (King's Blnhdly). Cambridge third grade representa—tives v, Hamilton fourth grade representatives (Mr Ritchie); Cambridge 'v. Hamilton (Mr A. C. \Vaikins). __